Wildlife Tourism Australia

Interpretation Australia’s 2026 National Conference is coming up this 9-10 September, and Wildlife Tourism Australia is proud to be part of the program. Held on Ngunnawal Country at the National Museum of Australia, the conference brings together guides, storytellers, digital innovators and cultural custodians for two days of inspiration, connection and shared insight. This year...

Ronda Green As both chair of Wildlife Tourism Australia and chair of the Biodiversity Working Group of IUCN’s TAPAS (Tourism and Protected Areas) I very much hoped to attend this symposium in person and join face to face discussions with people I really waned to meet. Since I was unable to do so, I joined […]

Review by Ronda Green,PhD, Chair of Wildlife Tourism Australia. January 2026 There has been much written about pros and cons of wildlife tourism and ecotourism over the past couple of decades. it is true that even well-intentioned tourism has caused damage to nature, from species populations through to whole ecosystems. It is also true that […]

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Here is the pdf of our webinar on koalas in southeast Queensland. For an explanation of the series pease see https://www.wildlifetourism.org.au/sharing-our-local-wildlife-with-olympic-guests/

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